Need help finding better struts/shocks for 4" lift

[TruckRamRod69]

I have a 2020 1500 Classic RWD lifted 4 inches. I am looking for replacement struts/shocks best for my lift. I have Rough Country currently but they are trash and did not last long at all. Hoping someone can help me on here. I even have gone to 4WP and tried to get help from them but to no end. I am just asking for help on this if possible. Thank you in advance to anyone and everyone that is able to help

 

[danielmid]

@Nick@GotExhaust should have an answer

 

[Dan Topp]

I have a 2020 1500 Classic RWD lifted 4 inches. I am looking for replacement struts/shocks best for my lift. I have Rough Country currently but they are trash and did not last long at all. Hoping someone can help me on here. I even have gone to 4WP and tried to get help from them but to no end. I am just asking for help on this if possible. Thank you in advance to anyone and everyone that is able to help

Did you have the gas or oil f struts. Now I’m wondering,just spent 1400 on a 4” kit.

 

[TruckRamRod69]

Did you have the gas or oil f struts. Now I’m wondering,just spent 1400 on a 4” kit. View attachment 517127View attachment 517126

Mine was bottom level kit like $600 less than yours and had gas struts. I definitely am thinking I wasted $800 on a kit that I cannot replace the struts.

 

[TruckRamRod69]

@Nick@GotExhaust should have an answer

Thank you

 

[Nick@GotExhaust]

Another unhappy ROUGH country customer. We see this all too often. Their kits do not ride good and they do not last.

Shoot me a message with your vehicle info, and the exact lift part number included that you have. Also let me know how you use the truck, street only or off roading, etc...We can try to figure out a solution to fit your needs and budget

 

[TruckRamRod69]

Yeah I heard honestly that rough country wasn’t the best but I didn’t fathom this much of a headache just to replace parts. I mainly use for daily driver, so pavement pounder. But we do travel about three times a year to a cabin that does not have paved roads and also to Louisiana, in case you don’t know have really bad roads. So I need some give but not like rock crawling or anything. The lift kit I used is RC30730. I appreciate any and all help. Really I do. I’ve been racking my brain all week trying to find parts.

 

[healthyrx]

Another unhappy ROUGH country customer. We see this all too often. Their kits do not ride good and they do not last.

Shoot me a message with your vehicle info, and the exact lift part number included that you have. Also let me know how you use the truck, street only or off roading, etc...We can try to figure out a solution to fit your needs and budget

We need a sticky of links to all the threads like these so people can realize we aren’t just bullying RC for no good reason

 

[danielmid]

Yeah I heard honestly that rough country wasn’t the best but I didn’t fathom this much of a headache just to replace parts. I mainly use for daily driver, so pavement pounder. But we do travel about three times a year to a cabin that does not have paved roads and also to Louisiana, in case you don’t know have really bad roads. So I need some give but not like rock crawling or anything. The lift kit I used is RC30730. I appreciate any and all help. Really I do. I’ve been racking my brain all week trying to find parts.

No stress and no ill will, you're in the right place to get a great set up.

 

[Dan Topp]

Mine was bottom level kit like $600 less than yours and had gas struts. I definitely am thinking I wasted $800 on a kit that I cannot replace the struts.

There was two choices and I went with the more expensive N3 instead of the V2. Don’t worry theres always fix$

 

[DILLIGAF]

RC is junk all around. Good luck with your front diff.

 

[olyelr]

RC is junk all around. Good luck with your front diff.

He shouldnt have too much of an issue…the original poster has a rwd truck lol.